Derham Hall High School - Hour Glass Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Contact The purpose of Contact is expressed in its name, which means, Action With Christ . Organized on a student to student basis, the members take an active part in the sessions conducted by the Central Committee members, who meet every week to plan the agenda for each class. The plans al- ways insure the members ofthe oppor tunity to OBSERVE, JUDGE, and ACT. Under the patient supervision of Sister Karl, the club has been completely rehabilitated? 1 C r y q U 4 1' i , I 1 'I JML V ,lf IM I 7 Karen Rofhs Contact Chairmen 'UV 1 X L if f V f ,L Lf If ZW gy, 4 041' ll JU by T rw Qiywe fl Q ,DA ' - t ' 1 ' ' Q 'L' If 1 LL 1 ,f fi' l VL fl L v .t E L Q if M' Z J ' r , r ' 11 , ' 1 1 , ., , , . f, , ul l-X U r ' , . j LN? .lv B 4 n fl if j, Jill MMM, W i My r W , V' wi' t W ' C 'C ' V V W tr VVM Xj 9 X L0 U 'XL N ,fr i it tb 1 l , , t fy UI. Xt Contact Cfentral Committee: Terry Shiely Maureen Doyle Ann C fxlx ani Que Xiclxoskex Nhellcx Rixtt ' - h K hl Back: Sue Kelly, Kathy Townsend, Terry Rank Mel Doltken Pit O Kme Kat V o er l 39

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Student Council This year a new system was estab- lished for the efficiency of Derham's , student government. General council meetings alternated with meetings of 5 the executive board. This board. Th' composed ofthe Student Council pres- sw ident. secretary, parliamentarian, and the four class presidents met once every two weeks to plan the agenda for the general meeting. For the first time a parliamentarian was chosen to advise the council on questions of parliamentary procedure. The council has replaced the demerit system with an honor system which gives each girl an opportunity to use her own judgment in the matter of personal appearance. Uniform clean- ing days were again a council project, and the representatives sponsored the All-School Mission Project in March. Adrienne Martin - Student Council President Iunior-Senior Student Council Members: Front: Terry Shiely, Sue Aberwald, Mary Marg flonr-Oy. vliddlez Nancy Salscheider, Cathy Lauer, Mickey O'Kane. Back: jane Angvik. jan Hester Pat O'KanQ Standing: Mel Dokken, Karen Raths, Pat Wesolowski. I 7 I o 'Zi . 9? Q r H A nf ,Q H ,, gf Q. ,I 52 , K Q i . M f. : - .. I g K? A it , -I A, 1 V,k! i, : t a ' 31 is T A Q ! Y ffl: T , , We . 'T-' Y - .W . 1 ft riff' C i 9 i - . Q, Freshman-Sophomore Student Council Members: Front: joan jardine, Sue Marschall, Anna Skweres. Xliddle: Cherie Doyle, Mary jo Kronenberg, Bonnie lienusa. Back: Maureen Carroll, Ann Martin. Standing Linda Schaak, Chrissy Zagaria.

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Huun GLA55 Co-Editors of the Hour Glass Sue Hogseth and Pat O'Kane. Scheduled to meet :very free minute, the HOUR GLASS staff may he credit- ed as one ofthe most worried and hurried at Derham. It isn't unusual to see members rushing up and down the halls in pursuit of copy, pictures, and plans, for it takes the coopera- tion of the entire school to produce a worthwhile yearbook. Under the di- rection of Miss Kollar, the staff has tried to produce an HOUR GLASS that is both informative and enjoyable. Hour Glass HOUR GLASS STAFF CO-EDITORS Pat O'Kane Sue Hogseth LITERARY EDITORS Val Parsons Mary Beth McGroarty Carol Hughes jane Angvik LAYOUT EDITORS Mary Beth Gorrie Mary Smith PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Kathy Kohler Pat Wesolowski BUSINESS EDITORS Molly Mock Joni Laramy Sue McKo skey Kathy Grimes ART EDITOR Joann Riesgraf ADVISOR Miss Joanne Kollar Hour Glass Staff: Left to Right: Molly Mock, Joni Laramy, joann Riesgraf, Val Parsons, Mary Beth McGroarty, Mary Beth Gorrie, jane Angvik. Back: Mary Smith, Pat O'Kane, Sue Hogseth, Pat Wesolowski Kathy Kohler, Sue McKoskey, Carol Hughes, Candy Kelleher, Kathy Grimes.